fayed? cell phone searches and also cell site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to identify and charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not but amazingly, jim wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections and wanted to hire a new hitman from jail. >> he wants the ranch hands taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and that's where the investi

fay lee.t's hosted by the hoover institution here in washington, d.c. >> hello everybody, thank you for coming. the dean of engineering at stanford university and i'm a co-chair of the stanford emerging technology review which is sponsoring the event today. i wanted to thank secretary raimondo for hosting this opportunity to talk about the review and have a panel that you're all here. i'm going to briefly tell you about the review itself and then we will move ahead to the panel. we created the stanford emerging technology review because we recognized a need to educate policymakers, industry leaders and the general public in key emerging technologies. you probably realized that today's emerging technologies and their impacts are very complex and evolving at an unprecedented pace. our goal is to enable better understanding of the emerging technologies for the people who make the laws and policies around the technologies and for the people who develop them, market them and use them. the review is

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her sister, michelle horton, a single mom herself, who immediately took in nikki's two kids, ben and fayow is everyone adjusting? it's not always happily ever after. it's rough the reentry. >> i'm getting my sister back. for her, it's like she is traveling to a different planet, and she is relearning life on the outside. >> reporter: the sisters' fight for nikki's freedom becoming a flash point how domestic violence violence is treated in the criminal justice system. >> for five endless years, nikki has been taken from her two young children. >> juju: what kind of price did the kids pay while nikki was behind bars? >> it's impossible to quantify the cost. they have internally for years knowing that their mom should be with them and can't be. >> reporter: throughout her sister's incarceration, michelle brought ben and fay for regular visits. >> so this is a book of all of the visits? >> yeah. these were our family pictures. >> juju: she made 11 cents an hour, and each polaroid cost $2. >> so each picture represents 20 hours of work? >> yeah. >> reporter: along the way, the sisters garnere

resolved by helping them so that they receive one or another assistance from the relevant ministry, the faiprovides them, we do not take everything on ourselves, we supplement those measures of state support. which a veteran has the right to receive, the peculiarity is that the social coordinator works personally, individually at the request of a specific person, a specific veteran, a specific member, what is in the top, what are called requests, what kind of requests are received? well, first of all, at this stage, these are social support measures, these are payments, these are benefits for utility bills, these are receipts. confirming that a person received a military injury, questions of rehabilitation and obtaining prostheses are also the most in demand, now among those veterans who have all this, questions come out on top retraining, employment training, we have agreements with large state corporations. russian railways, rostec and many others that provide jobs and high-paying jobs. how quickly we can resolve these issues, that is, we understand that when a person encounters a bureauc

speaker, knew the extraordinary woman named fay.oman who left a legacy that is deeply th. fay's work was rooted in compassion and resilience and she dedicated her life to helping others. she was born in lebanon and fay was the eldest of 13. she emigrated to the united states in 1960. her early struggles as a youngun to uplift the needs of our community. she devoted her life and assisted over 500 families -- 500,00 of with translation and other services. she was a trail blazer, emerging as one of michigan's first female entrepreneurs. her impact earned her the community spotlight award for unwavering dedication. let us please honor her legacy and avethe work she began. i'm sending love and strength to her family. may she rest in power. speaker,5 national security council spokesperson john kirby revealed that the biden administration hasn't bothered to conduct a formal review of the israeli government's compliance with international law since the genocide in gaza began. then on january 18 we learned that the state department allegedly

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fay nurse, bbc news, georgia.bc iplayer. it's been another tough day for england's cricketers in their first test in india as they failed to capitalise after taking several early wickets. india now have a commanding 175 run first innings lead, reaching 421—7. ravindra jadeja gave a standout performance for the hosts ? he'll start tomorrow unbeaten on 81 runs. in tennis, novak djokovic's incredible run at the australian open came to an end after a string of victories at the tournament since 2018. the italian fourth seed, jannik sinner, was the man who finally halted his winning streak. he beat djokovic in four sets and will take on the russian, daniil medvedev, in the final on sunday. he was the world's most famous reggae musician. now a new biopic will trace the life of bob marley from his rise to fame to his death at the age ofjust 36. our music correspondent mark savage got exclusive access to the film's london set and spoke with the actor kingsley ben—adir, who plays marley, about portraying a cultural icon. #

now, six turned you are second up turned up fay, you are second up on barrage. turned up fay, you aren theage. turned up fay, you are second up on the farage. floor >> the farage. the floor is yours. hello, lovely to meet you. >> merry christmas in a few hours will the winter hours it will be the winter solstice the day start to solstice and the day start to get longer. it's a great day for many , including me. many people, including me. what's favourite of the what's your favourite day of the year? well. year? well well. >> favourite day of the year? i mean, christmas day is special, there's no question about that. it special for all of us and it is special for all of us and it is special for all of us and i doesn't how i think it doesn't matter how old we our memories of old we become, our memories of being kids. i think at christmas it's will live it's something that will live with but birthdays with us forever. but birthdays are also important and so i'm going birthdays going to choose birthdays because birthday because i've got a birthday coming up on april the 3rd next yean comi

people always wonder how can there be so many lifesaving innovations in generate fai. nobody seems to care when it comes to the valuations of what used to be among the most highly valued companies in the world, drug stocks. i think what really drives stocks is commerce. it is alphabet and meta and amazon can drive more, -- is that unfair? can targeting the right consumer be more important than saving the consumer's life? of course not. investing is rarely about what is important in the human scents. it is about making money. analyzing data is worth more than analyzing the data to figure out how to get people to live longer or healthier lives. i think that there is a way we can have a tech and healthcare intersection. that could lead to a best of both worlds situation. i want to hand this idea over and put out a piece about recommending none other than nvidia. it's a big reason why the stock rallied to another new all-time high. the healthcare vertical is already a $1 billion plus business driven by the increasing computational demand for ai drug discovery, genomics, pa

the winner coming in the second half from abbos—bek fay—zullayev, at aljanoub stadium to set up a last england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name to join liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this week as part of masters champion jon rahm's team. hatton, a fixture on europe's last three ryder cup teams, is a six—time champion on europe's dp world tour and picked up his first pga tour title at the 2020 arnold palmer invitational. the 32—year—old is currently ranked 16th in the world. there's already been reaction to this from players on the pga tour. former world number one justin thomas says he's disappointed that hatton has made the move. i think at the end of the day if that is what he thinks is best for and that is what he's to deal. 0bviously best for and that is what he's to deal. obviously i am bummed out and i wish he wasn't, but, you know, it is not like i am going to call him and give him some spiel about how he shouldn't. i am sure he has done his homework and research and feels it is the best de

the quarter finals, as they beat thailand 2—1, the winner coming in the second half from abbos—bek fay—zullayevth hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name to join liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this week as part of masters championjon rahm's team. hatton, a fixture on europe's last three ryder cup teams, is a six—time champion on europe's dp world tour and picked up his first pga tour title at the 2020 arnold palmer invitational. the 32—year—old is currently ranked 16th in the world. there's already been reaction to this from players on the pga tour. former world number one justin thomas says he's disappointed that hatton has made the move. i think, at the end of the day, if that's what he thinks is best for him then that's what he's got to do. 0bviously i'm bummed, and i wish she wasn't, but it's not like i'm going to call him and give him some spiel about how he shouldn't, it is just that i'm sure he's done his homework and research, and he feels it is the

this is insufficient narcissism, probably this is a big drawback, voir du monde, je viens même, je fais, when i see a lot of people, i traveled hundreds of kilometers to come here, paying for my ticket, i did it because i wanted to see people, and i want to see people, alone. then i'll take a plane, again 3.00 km to return. cinema is just a means of communication - a piece of film, a video film or an electrical wave - it is a piece of a human being in a certain form. i work, i work, yeah, what's the difference, love, work, what's the difference, call me later. i don't know why people make movies, maybe to make a living, but then why they do this particular type of art, for myself personally i found an explanation, i make films to show my image. russian art and russian history, as you can understand, have always interested you, but why? to do this, friends sometimes tell me, listen, but still, cinema is not life, but cinema can sometimes replace it, like photography is like a memory, besides, i don’t make such a big difference between cinema and life, i would even say that films help me

the >>> ten years ago san francisco began a program called vision zero to end pedestrian fay ats by 2024. we are in 2024 and the program has not reached its goals. a new state law went into effect that aims to improve pedestrian safety at cross walks. the bill bans drivers from parking within 20 feet of a marked or unmarked cross walk. this is a safety measure known as daylighting. that allows more room to see pedestrians waiting at the corner. it's been using in the tenderloin district and most corners have barriers that prevent parking near cross walks. in residential areas like sun set district, it's a different story. >> in san francisco you are fighting for parking as it is. so making it difficult and then the tickets that they do for out here is ridiculous. you will go broke in a month if you end up with that law. >> that law will not be enforced until 2025 unless a violation happens in an area that is already marked using paint or a sign. >>> lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket launching new era of space light to the moon and beyond. >> the new vulcan rocket

forced to change under the pressure of these two directions of challenges, the french philosopher geon fay wrote very talentedly about this at the end of the 20th century, he called this model archio-futurism, that is, some possible new synthesis that could incorporate answers simultaneously to the challenges of the archaic and the challenges of the development of technologies that risk being uncontrolled. accordingly, based on this, the political one will also be transformed, and those systems in which we, which are familiar to us, in which we now live, they will change, they will take on a new look, it is unlikely that this will be directly related to any specific characters, most likely these will be institutional changes, at the same time individual characters, like the same trump that you mentioned, the contours of a certain value platform are beginning, and this is generally connected with our topic today, with a crisis of confidence, in some kind of electoral strategy, still primarily in european countries, in western countries, in the united states as well. to the classical politic

gaza are now trying to spread insecurity to other parts of the region. jing us on from manchester is fai activist and commentator for more on the story. hello fizo welcome to press tv here for your thoughts on the story you could uh speak about the uh the the the blowback and the um reactions to what took place or the actual. city itself, wherever you like to start, go ahead, bismillah rahmanirrahim, thank you so much for invite and heartious condolences on what happened in karman yesterday and it took 84 innocent lives and more than 200 plus people were wounded and injured and it is really sad and it our hearties condolences to all the nation and as well about the situation it looks like the enemies of iran especially who are like trying to wage a war against iran and they want iran to be involved in that war you know actively because obviously iran is relectant to do that and israel is really you know falling down and they are trying to hide their failure through these kind of acts as we have seen the assassination of alarori and our raza musfi in damish so these kind of all the acts w

his time in office is fast approaching its >> it is important to cause 5■sillegal migration is not faiight that some people jump the queue that they take away our resources for neither most help and mr. speaker are exploited by gangs and many of them make that dangerous crossings i completely disagree with the honorable gentleman and that the compassionate thing to do is to break these criminal gangs and that's why we will stop the vote. >> thanking mr. speaker. unexpectedly five months ago thanks to the swift action of the nhs when a person that i was on a swift path to rehabilitation and recovery. along with encouraging everyone to understand the early warning signs and fantastic resources will the prime minister join me in thanking everyone that helped save my life and helped mere cover and greeting the ambulance service the hospital for cardiac rehabilitation team and everyone who supported me especially my family and my team in the gallery today. they helped ensure i continue to deliver for the great people of watford. >> i think my honorable friend for sharing his story and anoth

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. >> reporter: d clutter expert monica fay worked with lindsey to clear the club clutter. has worked with dozens of clients across the country and she knows firsthand how unorganized spaces impact someone's ability to focus, stress levels, and even sleep. researchers at ucla centered on every day lives and family found that clutter can deeply impact their self-esteem and moods. >> daily stuff that builds up might be the immediate thing that makes us feel bad, makes us feel agitated, but then, we might also have the rooms where it allows us to push away what is going on. >> that was the case for lindsay. >> there was some trauma i was working through, and because of that i was making myself so busy that i did not have time to go through the things , like, i'm just going to fill this emotional void with physical things. >> reporter: lindsay and monica started small, tackling a bookshelf first, then moved to the larger spaces. >> there is value in keeping the stuff, but there is a cost to storing the stuff, and keeping it, and having to mentally have that on your load. >> we

problem there is that all these events are taking place on the edge of bashkortostan, it is not in fayufa, it is the eastern, eastern border already with no borders, i don’t know what region there is, but there really the majority, i’m just in front of our... state national movement, which is abroad, he said that this is a settlement, it is... there, the vast majority of the population are bashkorts, exactly bashkorts, that’s the right way to call this people, and bashkorts are very possessive in themselves, that is, we know only about solovat yulaev, who there with yemilyan pohachev raised an uprising against catherine ii once so, and there, in fact, every generation of bashkortostan raised an uprising against the russian empire, that is, there is no need to be surprised, but that is, they were before that... absolutely suitable for protests , but in the last putin's russia, they did everything possible to erase any national features, to destroy any identity, and even 20 years ago , many more people in bashkortostan spoke their native language, now, unfortunately, they hardly speak, e

>> so from when i first arrived on station it was approximately minus 13 degrees fai fahrenheit it isd the sea ice has melted. and we're seeing a lot more roquemomore rock moarmi forming a. >> any cool fossils and stuff that has been under there for millions of years? you found cool stuff? >> i have not found going yet, i have found a couple penguin carcasses, i think they were eaten by a snow leopard. >> that sets up quite a drama. >> like, actual snow leopard. >> a leopard sale. >> seal. my favorite animal by the way. >> what kind. >> i have seen one sea leopard seal. and i have seen a couple of adele penguins, they colonize on shirley island. >> i would stay warm, but you know that. good luck and happy new year. and keep doing what do you. and thank you for the book plug. and if you get a chance, take a picture of a leopard seal and send it to our producers this our favorite animal, stay warm. and thank you for your great work out there happy new year. >> sir. >> thank you very much tyrus, happy new year to you guys. >> thank you. to zach and two penguins for sacrificing themselves

“can you imagine, gosha just went to the fay, he made two proposals in front of everyone, i was jealousour liberation if you ’re afraid.” artyom won’t understand, i’ll talk to him, i’ll explain everything to him like a man. lev, we will have a family, you, me, artyom, it’s really bad that he will grow up alone, he needs a brother or sister, do you agree? eva, listen to me, please. "i need to tell you one thing, then you decide for yourself, yes, comrade dronova, yes, it’s me, it’s you from the state sports committee who are worried about the investigation that you, yes, i understand, you need to come , i understand, i will come, i ask you to forgive me, i need to leave very urgently , but i'll be back soon." i'll be back, maria vladimirovna, so how should we work with european politicians now? are you working with european politicians? the minsk agreements gave ukraine more time, this is the cruelest calculation, it really gave up everyone, show vavan and lexus, premiere, today on the first, every time the same question, but how do they fall for all this or agree, i don’t know, we devel

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deanna fay. when is the last time somebody came out of this show and been a big star?e show shame gillis turning out to be the real big stars. if you get the job, turn it down and go on your own. i will say let's get ready, joe, this is what the last nine months will be advocacy by ignorance. they don't care if they get donald trump or wrong they are going to do it. with that said, concha, one person, one dog, snoop dogg, d-o-double g. new interview with the sunday times snoop says he ain't done nothing wrong to me. he has only done great things for me. he pardoned michael harris so i have nothing but love and respect for donald trump. michael harris record executives had some connections to snoop. far cry from 2017 when you know what happened in 2017. snoop had a video where he actually shot president trump in the head. >> carley: a clown, a mime. >> change anything from electoral perspective oare is this one guy snoop changing his tune. >> joe: indicative of what is happening right now as far as support for donald trump. snoop's comments are obviously driven by the f

else, thehis, but there has to be a willingness on the part of russia to engage and negotiate in good faid on the basic principles that have been challenged by its aggression. the territorial integrity sovereignty, independence. it will finally ukrainians who want to do that and i will certainly find support from the united states in doing that in many other countries. no one wanted at this it. we also engaged russia intensely for several months trying to see if there was a genuine security issue motivating them to do what they seemed to be ready to do and unfortunately it became apparent you don't have to readst read what president putin says. it was about this grand vision of reestablishing a greater russia. >> the secretary recently met and when it comes to sort of russia today one is to be able to keep up this war in ukraine but it's found huge markets abroad for its oil and other things and barking through china and to questions related. is there a possibility of a biden to beijing kind of move where we separate china from russia in a way that during the cold war? and do you when you

the winner coming in the second half from abbosbek fay—zullayev.t clash with hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name tojoin liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this week as part of masters championjon rahm's team. hatton, a fixture on europe's last three ryder cup teams, is a six—time champion on europe's dp world tour. and picked up his first pga tour title at the 2020 arnold palmer invitational. the 32—year—old is currently ranked 16th in the world. a blow for england, ahead of the upcoming six nations. fly—half marcus smith has been ruled out of england 5 tournament opener against italy in rome on saturday with a calf injury. the harlequins fly half left england straining base in girona on crutches yesterday and had been for a scan. his absence opens the door for northampton�*s fin smith to make his international debut. with less than six months to go until the paris olympics organisers say that security measures

and all of us have lost fai do anything about it. and no wonder, we've lost faith. you think about the past seven years. we were promised compassionate conservatism and we got katrina and wiretaps instead instead. we were promised a uniter and instead got president who could not even lead the half of the country that voted for. we were promised a more ethical and more efficient washington and said, have a town that is more corrupt and more wasteful than it was before. and the only mission that was ever accomplished was to use fear and falsehood to take this nation into a where that should have never been authorized and should have never been waged. so people have lost trust in their leadership. it is because of these failures over the last seven years that is listening intently to what the candidates are saying in this election. not just democrat ites, but republicans and independents who have lost trust in their leaders. but want to believe again, want to believe that it's still possible for us to rally around a common destiny. and it's for that same reason that we

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you look at the hundreds of thousands of people currently fays famine, the united nations secretary-general said he was horrified by the accusations and there is a hope that it won't ultimately stop the funding all together because again of the critical need in gaza at this moment. >>> and nikki haley spent the weekend in her home state going after donald trump ahead of south carolina made or break primary. how long will she stay in the race? >>> and also new cnn reporting on how joe manchin could single handedly upend president biden's re-election campaign. stay with us. >>> and donald trump had a total meltdown. a total meltdown. he literally threw a temper tantrum on stage. he was clearly confused, right? i think that we need to have mental competency tests for anybody over the age of 75. i think we're getting under his skin. just saying. >> that was nikki haley spending the weekend on the campaign trail in her home state of south carolina where she's been ramping up her attacks on donald trump. >> the republican primary less than a month away, february 4. polls like this one from novemb

. >>> award winning multi talented dena fay talks with gayle about using hit classic mean girls to the all of that and more at 7:00. >> hopefully we can learn to play nice and maybe candidates can think about that. we saw you with the fancy gloves missing finger tips. is there a concern that people won't get to caucuses tonight? >> reporter: the gloves, marv from home alone says he wants them back but i am keeping them because it's very cold. we are talking considerably below zero. it was minus 16 this morning, will be as low as minus 45 in some places in iowa. the variable is in a caucus where two thirds of leprecan cans don't participate, where the number fall to maybe a quarter or a fifth? if it is that low, who does it benefit. seems donald trump according to every poll has the mosten choose as tick voters. he had a classic donald trump like that said you have to come out even if you are sick as a dog. if you die after you vote, it's worth it. >> oh goodness. >> i think he gets an edge from the cold unfortunately. the numbers for his closest rivals, i think this will be the beginni

i heard harry fay earlier that he was absolutely confident that this argument is a loser, and i want to adopt his view here. it's absolutely a stone cold loser. >> on that absolute confidence of joyce fans and harry litman i want to thank you both very much for starting our conversations tonight. very much appreciated. coming up, tonight donald trump's lawyers went to court in maine to try to get his name on the presidential ballot there after the secretary of state relied on the 14th amendment to bar donald trump from the ballot in maine. harvard law professor laurence tribe joins us next. >>> tribe joins us next. tribe joins us next. >> she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic t

will be cleared days star next i think fay is that right ? let's think fay is that right?r post office computer scandal. arise. missed debates. the daily star today demands post office hero alan bates be knighted for his fight for justice. i would support that fully. also, a daily telegraph post office handed out bonuses for convictions . i'll handed out bonuses for convictions. i'll bring you more on that in just a moment. new nuclear station will power 6 million homes is good news on the energy front. and british ship attacked in red sea by iran trained houthi rebels . okay, uh. trained houthi rebels. okay, uh. brilliant stuff. those are your front pages. let's get full reaction now from my fantastic , reaction now from my fantastic, brilliant panel. we have author and broadcaster christine hamilton, national legend no less, diary editor at the spectator, james heale oldest newspaper in the world. or at least magazine. i think so, yeah. >> longest running. >> longest running. >> there you go for a reason. and a former labour party adviser, the marvellous matthew laza. th

., china and understand are developing countries in the paris accords, we fay bulk of money there.what point does america become a sucker nation, especially knowing that there is virulent anti-semitism and anti-american in these groups. why are we funding them? >> we shouldn't be, sean, and you're right. w.h.o., unrwa, anything associated with the u.n., i've said for a long time what we need to do in the u.n. is push it off into the east river. defund them and all the organizations that they -- >> sean: let china have them? >> let china have them. china owns them anyway, the w.h.o. he's exactly right. members of congress for decades during the obama administration, the biden administration, during the trump administration, they were all educated on what's going on with this organization. trump was the only one that heeded those warnings and he stopped the funding. we've known for a long time they are nothing more than an organization that landers money for llamas through the palestinian authority. and they are doing all kinds of stuff. they have also funded the pay to slay program,

maybe going to campaign events in iowa and really slid faying that. i think that's where you see the chance for movement. where people hold out until the final weeks to make up their minds. we'll see what the conversation is and how they end up doing that. what is really important and what i'm watching on caucus day is how people measure up to the expectations. the expectation is that donald trump will run away with this. if he does anything less than that, that could be seen as a disappointment, agency a loss. even if he technically wins the caucus. we'll be seeing if ron desantis or nikki haley is able to step into second place. >> you make a fair point. turning on perceptions, there is been so much talk about him running away with it. if the next two or three are coupled together and it's a stalemate that benefits him. if there is a breakout number, do the republicans rally around that? donald trump has never really faced an early narrow field. cruz won ten states in a circus. we appreciate your reporting from the ground. >>> let me tell folks what

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